obscene 音标拼音: [ɑbs'in] [əbs'in]
a . 淫秽的,猥亵的
淫秽的,猥亵的
obscene adj 1 :
designed to incite to indecency or lust ; "
the dance often becomes flagrantly obscene "-
Margaret Mead 2 :
offensive to the mind ; "
an abhorrent deed "; "
the obscene massacre at Wounded Knee "; "
morally repugnant customs ";
"
repulsive behavior "; "
the most repulsive character in recent novels " [
synonym : {
abhorrent }, {
detestable }, {
obscene },
{
repugnant }, {
repulsive }]
3 :
suggestive of or tending to moral looseness ; "
lewd whisperings of a dirty old man "; "
an indecent gesture ";
"
obscene telephone calls "; "
salacious limericks " [
synonym :
{
lewd }, {
obscene }, {
raunchy }, {
salacious }]
Obscene \
Ob *
scene "\,
a . [
L .
obscenus ,
obscaenus ,
obscoenus ,
ill looking ,
filthy ,
obscene :
cf .
F .
obsc ['
e ]
ne .]
[
1913 Webster ]
1 .
Offensive to chastity or modesty ;
expressing or presenting to the mind or view something which delicacy ,
purity ,
and decency forbid to be exposed ;
impure ;
as ,
obscene language ;
obscene pictures .
[
1913 Webster ]
Words that were once chaste ,
by frequent use grew obscene and uncleanly . --
I .
Watts .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Foul ;
fifthy ;
disgusting .
[
1913 Webster ]
A girdle foul with grease binds his obscene attire .
--
Dryden (
Aeneid ,
vi .
417 ).
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3 .
Inauspicious ;
ill -
omened . [
R .] [
A Latinism ]
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1913 Webster ]
At the cheerful light ,
The groaning ghosts and birds obscene take flight .
--
Dryden .
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Syn :
Impure ;
immodest ;
indecent ;
unchaste ;
lewd .
[
1913 Webster ] -- {
Ob *
scene "
ly },
adv . --
{
Ob *
scene "
ness },
n .
[
1913 Webster ]
172 Moby Thesaurus words for "
obscene ":
Cyprian ,
Fescennine ,
Paphian ,
Rabelaisian ,
abhorrent ,
abominable ,
abusive ,
amoral ,
animal ,
aphrodisiomaniacal ,
atrocious ,
awful ,
barnyard ,
base ,
bawdy ,
beastly ,
below contempt ,
beneath contempt ,
blasphemous ,
blue ,
broad ,
calumniatory ,
calumnious ,
carnal ,
clitoromaniacal ,
coarse ,
comminatory ,
concupiscent ,
contemptible ,
contumelious ,
crass ,
crude ,
crusty ,
cursing ,
damnatory ,
debauched ,
degenerate ,
denunciatory ,
despicable ,
detestable ,
dirty ,
disgusting ,
dissolute ,
distasteful ,
dysphemistic ,
earthy ,
epithetic ,
erotic ,
eroticomaniacal ,
erotomaniacal ,
evil ,
excommunicative ,
excommunicatory ,
execrable ,
execratory ,
fetid ,
filthy ,
fleshly ,
forbidding ,
foul ,
foul -
mouthed ,
foul -
spoken ,
foul -
tongued ,
foulmouthed ,
fulminatory ,
fulsome ,
gaudy ,
goatish ,
gross ,
gynecomaniacal ,
hateful ,
heinous ,
hideous ,
horny ,
horrible ,
hot ,
hysteromaniacal ,
ignoble ,
immodest ,
immoral ,
imprecatory ,
improper ,
impure ,
indecent ,
indecorous ,
indelicate ,
inelegant ,
insufferable ,
intolerable ,
ithyphallic ,
lascivious ,
lecherous ,
lewd ,
libertine ,
libidinous ,
licentious ,
lickerish ,
loathsome ,
loose ,
loud ,
lubricious ,
lurid ,
lustful ,
maledictory ,
malodorous ,
mephitic ,
meretricious ,
miasmal ,
miasmic ,
nasty ,
nauseating ,
nauseous ,
noisome ,
noxious ,
nymphomaniacal ,
objectionable ,
obnoxious ,
odious ,
off color ,
offensive ,
outrageous ,
paw ,
pornographic ,
priapic ,
profane ,
prurient ,
randy ,
rank ,
raunchy ,
raw ,
rebarbative ,
repellent ,
repugnant ,
repulsive ,
revolting ,
ribald ,
rich ,
risque ,
rocky ,
rough ,
rude ,
ruttish ,
salacious ,
satyric ,
scabrous ,
scatologic ,
scatological ,
scurrile ,
scurrilous ,
sensual ,
sexual ,
sexy ,
shameful ,
shameless ,
shocking ,
sickening ,
smoking -
room ,
smutty ,
stinking ,
suggestive ,
sultry ,
unchaste ,
unclean ,
unpalatable ,
unprintable ,
unrepeatable ,
vile ,
vituperative ,
vulgar ,
wanton ,
warm ,
wicked
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